Sentence examples for quickly reopen from inspiring English sources

The goal is to quickly reopen closed fishing areas.

Sheridan still faces at least one further case: the NoW has an outstanding appeal against the libel jury's verdict in 2006 and is expected to quickly reopen its legal action.

"We are committed to caring for our community and will quickly reopen all services as soon as it is safe to do so," reads a Facebook post by Gulf Coast Regional.

That is why UNICEF helps to quickly reopen schools and replace children's school supplies.

This will quickly reopen the last tab that you closed.

++ (Windows) or ++ (Mac) to quickly reopen a closed tab.

The businesses in Galveston's historic downtown quickly reopened.

The tour quickly reopened and now offers a view of the fire damage as part of the tram ride.

The medical examiner's conclusion quickly reopened old wounds and renewed debate on questions that have generated lawsuits on behalf of thousands of responders and residents of Lower Manhattan.

But experts and officials in Seoul have said that North Korea could have quickly reopened the reprocessing plant to produce plutonium from thousands of spent fuel rods.

In an attempt to salvage the project, the transportation authority quickly reopened talks that same day with four other developers — Douglas Durst, Extell Development Company, Stephen M. Ross and Steven Roth — who had also bid for the rights to build a small city of office towers and apartment houses on a platform over the 26-acre railyards.